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andytanks
    10-Apr-2007 21:18  
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Woh!!! I guess these will go higher and higher when all are holding on for a better earning in price. No shares and call for higher price.Smiley
 
 
kimkim
    10-Apr-2007 11:40  
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Dear Victorian

kindly explain what does it means 'no seller quotes in range.....no more stock'

Thanks
 
 
elfinchilde
    10-Apr-2007 11:31  
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oh yea baby, we've hit the psych rerating. upwards from here onward. the storm code reads at 52-53c, fyi. But watch the trend and follow. don't set concrete targets.

surf's up! wheeeeee......bunnie, grinning away now? ;)
 

 
singaporegal
    25-Mar-2007 21:41  
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Hi victorian,

Errrr.... what's a storm code?
 
 
elfinchilde
    24-Mar-2007 16:13  
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keke. my dear victorian gege, smiling from ear to ear doesn't even begin to describe it man. half my funds are in EDMI. ;)



back to biz:

EDMI techs: entering a very, very strong rally phase. Vols shot up more than 10x in two days alone (from 276k to 3,600k lots traded). RSI and Williams up, MAcross and MACD showing the beginning of a strong uptrend. (ie, strong buying). Won't use A/D and C/o 'cos these two not accurate for low vol counters like this baby.

Retain my fibo call of 52c for this counter. Not for contra or short term tho. This one's for FA growth. Caveat emptor.



gege, giantlow and whoever else vested:

SMB united techs: crossed buy signal on 22nd mar at 24c. renewed interest in this counter from 19th mar. very healthy vol from 150k then to close of 2.8mil on 23rd.

by fibo, your next nearest upside is 34c. If looking to strike for entry next week, i do not believe you can get it lower than 24c from today's close, assuming general market conditions remain the same. a better bet is 25-25.5c. Altho if me, i'd prob enter direct. elves don't like waiting. haha.

Eeeee Deeee aMmmmmm Iiiiiiiiiii!!!

*wave pom poms*

keke.
 
 
GreenLight
    24-Mar-2007 00:25  
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Average up @ 37 cts today..vested some with the mother too:)
 

 
elfinchilde
    23-Mar-2007 14:28  
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muacks.

i'll check smb later for you guys night/weekend.
 
 
elfinchilde
    22-Mar-2007 16:03  
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oh yea, c'mon baby, nicely done. fibo target 52c. FA target 53c.

dovetails. gotta love this baby. keke.
 
 
giantlow
    22-Mar-2007 14:15  
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wat happen to the parent, SMB?

very low volumes, almost stagnent prices leh
 
 
spurs88
    22-Mar-2007 09:26  
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Target  $0.53! from UOBKayhian

EDMI Ltd

EDMI LtdEDMI Ltd

Rising on demand from Australasia and Europe

EDMI designs and manufactures electronic meters for the electricity

generating and distribution industries. Its products measure the transfer of

electricity between power stations, transmission companies, distributors and

end users such as consumers and industrial companies.

Deregulation leads to replacement demand. Deregulation of the electricity

market led to increased competition as consumers are able to choose their

preferred electricity supplier. Many utility companies use innovative tariff

structure to acquire and retain customers. They also analyse usage pattern of

customers through Automatic Meter Reading (AMR). Electronic meters

developed by EDMI have proprietary software that implements changes in

tariff structure and AMR via a range of communication option such as power

line communications (PLC) and GSM/GPRS. Replacing electromechanical

meters with electronic meters enables utilities to compete more effectively.Deregulation of the electricity

market led to increased competition as consumers are able to choose their

preferred electricity supplier. Many utility companies use innovative tariff

structure to acquire and retain customers. They also analyse usage pattern of

customers through Automatic Meter Reading (AMR). Electronic meters

developed by EDMI have proprietary software that implements changes in

tariff structure and AMR via a range of communication option such as power

line communications (PLC) and GSM/GPRS. Replacing electromechanical

meters with electronic meters enables utilities to compete more effectively.

Expanding into volume residential market with MK 7. EDMI?s core

products are three-phase electronic meters for Generation & Transmission

sector, such as MK 6 and MK 10. Financial performance in FY07 will be

driven by new product MK 7, its first single-phase meter targeted at the

volume residential sector. EDMI has already secured order of 40,000 units for

delivery to Energy Australia after MK 7 was certified in Mar 07. New version

with remote disconnect function will start shipping soon. Management expect

shipment volume of 100,000 units/year with demand from Australasia and

Europe. Concurrently, EDMI has started development work on MK 12

targeted at the Generation & Transmission sector for launch in FY08.EDMI?s core

products are three-phase electronic meters for Generation & Transmission

sector, such as MK 6 and MK 10. Financial performance in FY07 will be

driven by new product MK 7, its first single-phase meter targeted at the

volume residential sector. EDMI has already secured order of 40,000 units for

delivery to Energy Australia after MK 7 was certified in Mar 07. New version

with remote disconnect function will start shipping soon. Management expect

shipment volume of 100,000 units/year with demand from Australasia and

Europe. Concurrently, EDMI has started development work on MK 12

targeted at the Generation & Transmission sector for launch in FY08.

M&A activities targeted at new opportunities in a liberalised market.

Bayard Capital bought Australia-based Email Metering (electricity and gas

meters) in Aug 03 and Swiss-based Landis & Gyr (electricity meters) in Jul

04. Recently, Itron acquired US-based Actaris (electricity, water and gas

meters) for US$1.6b in Feb 07. These acquisitions are aimed at providing

integrated systems for communications, data management and customer

relationship management in a liberalised electricity market. EDMI is a

potential take-over target given its small market cap of S$68m.

EDMI?s top-5 customers are Energy Australia, British Gas, Provincial

Electricity Authority Thailand, Tenaga Nasional and Shanghai Power. It has a

good track record with five-year revenue CAGR of 24%. Valuation is

attractive with the stock trading at FY07 PE of 7.7x. BUY with target

 

 
winsontkl
    18-Mar-2007 22:34  
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Thanks Vic, have read thru a few of the recommendations and will keep a few of them under my view list. Basically experience what you have gone thru trying to build my portfolio in a hurry and got badly burnt but managed to salvage the situation with minimum loss.

 I am more risk adverse now and basically more prepared during the market downturn. Less greedy and contented with my winning. Waiting for the right opportunity before coming in for more.

Happy investing.
 
 
winsontkl
    15-Mar-2007 23:30  
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Noted. Am aware of the volatile situation and the high price and valuation place on many stocks. Am looking six months down the road for stocks which present the most promising prospect and probably at a great discount. (Part of doing my homework)

Notice you are a defensive player with holdings promising high yields and low volatility. Great strategy!

Cheers.
 
 
winsontkl
    14-Mar-2007 21:20  
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Vic,

Thanks for your valuable comments. 

Am fully aware that you are vested in both Co. and frankly speaking, love the insight views share by you. By the way, any other potential recommendations?

Thanks to share.

 
 
 
winsontkl
    14-Mar-2007 00:02  
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Ops line drop off, my apology.

As I was about to state, doesn't this made SMB a safer and better bet:-

1. Lower price and higher dividend yield as compared to EDMI.

2. Benefit derive from contribution from EDMI.

3. Growth potential from its China's partnership

Or should I plainly put it, Growth (EDMI) vs Value + Growth (SMB).

Cheers.

 
 
winsontkl
    13-Mar-2007 23:51  
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Vic,  thanks for the clarifucation. In between, doen't this made SMB a safer and better bet?

1.Lower
 

 
winsontkl
    12-Mar-2007 21:46  
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Hi Vic,

Needs clarification on how "decoupling" of EDMI's financial from SMB  will result to dishing out dividend in species of EDMI to SMB. Don't understand this point.

Thanks in advance.
 
 
LookSeeOnly
    10-Mar-2007 19:05  
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what are the advantages to a stock shifting to mainboard?
 
 
elfinchilde
    10-Mar-2007 18:59  
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yessssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!! clap clap clap!

keke.
 
 
winsontkl
    10-Mar-2007 18:57  
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Hey, good news, EDMI has been upgraded to mainboard. 
 
 
elfinchilde
    01-Mar-2007 13:54  
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when's edmi XD date?
 
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